InvisibeltMen's Stretch Performance Belt - Lightweight Elastic Adjustable Flat Non-Metal Travel Friendly Buckle, Black

My husband LOVES the comfort this belt provides. He's a commercial truck driver and has somewhat of a belly (you didn't hear it from me!!). He has to wear thick heavy work jeans; he also sits driving most of the day & other belts (usually a leather belt for durability) pinch him, leaving his skin red, irritated and raw from the heat we experience here.This belt stretches well, is comfortable & strong (stays in the pant loops), does not pinch him and is easy to latch. It is adjustable for larger or smaller waistlines. The only drawback I see is the plastic latch. I fear it may break after so many uses, but hasn't so far.Sorry, my hubby declined pics!* I (my husband) highly recommend(s) this product.

You can't get much more utilitarian than this belt. It's not much to look at, but it's great at doing belt things like holding up pants, and it's great at not doing other traditional belt things, like being uncomfortable and setting off metal detectors.I wouldn't wear this thing if I was trying to look nice, but if I just want to look like a guy whose pants aren't falling down and who isn't being strangled by his belt, this will do the trick.

Reviewing: "Invisibelt Men's Stretch Performance Belt - Lightweight Elastic Adjustable Flat Non-Metal Travel Friendly Buckle, Black"I don't say this often, or lightly, but I would classify this as a "rip off". I like the idea of this belt for going through checkpoints, but this one has a few big problems starting with the price. At $25, it's way overpriced, IMO. I don't recommend it and here's why:It's just a really thin piece of dark blue elastic that has a plastic double loop fitting to double it up on one side (ie: on one hip) - that is actually what makes this "adjustable". But, you actually end up with a bulky bunch of elastic on one side of your waist that is not very comfortable to wear. I couldn't imagine being stuck in an airplane seat wearing this, but YMMV.The worst part is the clasp. As the listing pics show, it's not really a buckle per se, but rather it has two opposing clips that sort of twist and snap together. They are not very substantial. Plastic can be okay when you have enough of it, but this clasp is just plain flimsy. I would not expect this to last very long - thinking maybe get a few uses out of it before it breaks for good.Now, if you need a belt strictly for traveling through a TSA checkpoint, I suppose this will work. And then you can wear a regular belt (from your luggage) when you get to your destination. When I ordered this, I thought it might be sturdy enough to use as a daily belt, since I have other elastic belts that I also like to use. But unfortunately, this seems to be just a disposable travel item, and - strictly my opinion - I think the price is very high for what you're actually getting because I can easily envision having this fall apart in an airport or on a plane right in the middle of a trip. And then many angers would be felt and much bad words uttered.My vote: PASS.

It’s ok but to hold your pants up you need it to be real tight

This “belt” is actually a piece of elastic strap that one would find in a craft store for a few dollars.

The media could not be loaded.  My husband loves this belt. Definitely stretchy and adjustable. It fit my husband great and easy to put on. Also it's not bulky.

I always wear a belt, and am always looking for the best option. There are a whole lot of different kinds of belts, the old leather with holes is just one of many now. This one looked good, so wanted to give it a try. First off, it is stretchy, so you can get it tight enough to hold up your pants, but with that stretch is not constricting. It is also the right size, it fits through the holes of my jeans without a problem. The buckle it plastic, or some other non-metal product, you push the two pieces together and twist them to hold the pants together. It has been a long time since I have been through an airport, but they might allow you to go through security without taking off your belt. Very adjustable, besides the stretch, it has enough room to let it way out if you need it much larger, or can pull it in a bit more. I have a 35/36 waist, and it came perfectly adjusted for my size (but would not be hard to adjust if needed).Really just one negative, and that is that it is stretchy, so when you are tying to pull it through, if you want it on the tighter size, you end up pulling it through the belt loop on the other side of your pants. If you unbuckle it, and take off your pants, the belt usually slides through one belt loop or the other. It is awkward, trying to pull both sides through the loops, and then the ends together to latch it. I guess if you didn't want it as tight as I like mine, it might be easier. Perhaps you could even leave the belt attached, and unbutton the pants, sliding them down. Just takes a bit more coordination than other belts, but once you get it attached, it is a nice, comfortable, well made belt.

What i liked: easy to snap, secure fastening, great value, fits perfectly for my size, comfort, not constricting,suitable for kneeling/movingWhat i loved: the strong, adjustable cloth elastic band.What could be better: a slightly larger buckle. With some jeans, it may be unsightly to the eye to have such a slim profile.In my opinion, it is extremely good for: business casual, casual, work uniform.Overall, i am very happy with it. I will get some good use out of it, for many snaps to come.